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Former Secretary Albright and Former President Havel talked about U.S. foreign policy goals, various situations around the world, and relations with former Eastern Bloc countries. Among the …

Czech President Vaclav Havel delivered a farewell address to members of the Czech Parliament. His second term as president expired on February 2, 2003.

President Vaclav Havel talked about the future roles and tasks of NATO. He also talked about the potential impact of NATO enlargement.

President Clinton, President Havel, and Mr. Wiesel talked about world leadership, promotion of democracy, human rights, and America’s role in shaping global policy. Following Mr. Havel’s rem…

In a ceremony to induct Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic into NATO on its 50th anniversary, flags were paraded and heads of state introduced before they spoke about the anniversary an…

Congressional leaders paid tribute to the three newest members of NATO. They honored the accomplishments of Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic for their determination to achieve peace an…

President Clinton and President Havel toasted each other. Translation into English was done by a translator.

Prior to a state dinner, President Clinton and President Havel received guests.

President Clinton described President Havel’s difficulties and successes in starting a new government in the Czech Republic. After his prepared remarks he took questions from the media. He w…

Academics, philosophers, authors, world leaders and others gathered to discuss the past and the future of world civilization. The co-hosts of the event, Elie Wiesel and President Vaclav Have…

President Vaclav Havel spoke about the historic role of the Czech region in European affairs and the need to redefine regional and international institutions to deal with the new situation i…

Inauguration of Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty Broadcasting Center in Prague, Czech Republic. The center recently moved operation from Munich, Germany to Prague. Translation from Englis…

President Havel, in the United States to attend the opening of the Holocaust memorial in Washington, DC, spoke to reporters in a news conference following his meeting with President Clinton …